Build a Horse Wash Rack
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2018
- Building a Horse Wash Rack with Ecoraster E50 Grid - The original permeable and ground reinforcement solution. Back again for another meet my neighbor with Black Cat Ranch. Black Cat Ranch, a North Carolina horse boarding facility near Sanford, NC is building a robust horse washing rack for their borders. This wash rack has a lot to offer, but one of it's unique features that we are excited to check out is the Ecoraster E50 grid system.
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Carolina Ecoraster has every type of Ecoraster grid system for just about any project need. They can also offer design ideas.
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Ecoraster® is the original plastic ground reinforcement system for permeable paving, erosion control and soil stabilization. It is used widely in commercial, industrial, residential, equine, and agricultural applications. Made from 100% recycled materials, the unique low density polyethylene (LDPE) product withstands extreme temperatures and heavy loads.
Ecoraster products are the most durable grids in the world and maximize buildable space by increasing pervious surfaces and reducing runoff for on-site stormwater management without the need for ponds. German-engineered by Purus Plastics GmbH, the European market leader in green plastics (and official supplier to NATO and the U.S. Military), Ecoraster has over 150 million square feet installed globally and comes with a 20 year factory warranty. - Zábava
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GREAT JOB!
Great idea, but a little expensive.
they didnt install any drain tile to take the water away, it looks like clay ground, clay never drains, i have red clay, takes a year for 1" of clay to dry.. we line ditchs with clay, to stop wash outs and leaks, makes for building ponds great, no liner needed, being that wash rack is in the open, it will be a big rain water catch, once it is full of water, thats were it will stay, you can tell by him diging it clay, sure it is a fair size hole full of stone and will take many gallons to fill up, but a few good rain storms is all it will take, with out having drain tile at the bottom and at diferent levels leading out the side of a hill or into a pump out tank,,
Ignorant question here. How does the water get through the black plastic?
looks awesome, I would put a stall saver on top to finish it off then it would be perfect ( stallsavers.com) I am gna buy that product for my wash groom area as well and definitely will get the ecoraster
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